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- Genres: Rock
- Representative Albums: "Lord of Earth and Heavens Heir," "Eternal Empire," "Defenders of the Crown"
| Artist: Human Fortress |
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| Discography: Human Fortress |
| Wikipedia: Human Fortress |
| Human Fortress | |
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| Origin | Hanover, Germany |
| Genre(s) | Power metal |
| Years active | 1997 - present |
| Label(s) | Massacre Records |
| Website | human-fortress.com |
| Members | |
| Carsten Frank Torsten Wolf Frank Sawade Pablo J. Tammen Dirk Marquardt Arndt Krone |
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| Former members | |
| Jioti Parcharidis Volker Trost Thomas Albrecht Apostolos "Laki" Zaios |
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Human Fortress is a power metal band that strives for an epic feel with their music, calling their music "epic battle metal." The band is from Hannover, Germany.[1]
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In 1997, guitarists Torsten Wolf and Volker Trost joined with bassist Pablo J. Tammen to form a band called Timezone. Shortly after recording a demo, however, the band split up. Soon thereafter, the lineup was rounded out with singer Jioti Parcharidis, drummer Apostolos "Laki" Zaios, and keyboardist Dirk Marquardt, and called themselves Human Fortress.
After recording a demo in 1999, the band got to work on their debut album, which was completed in the summer of 2000. They entered a talent contest sponsored by a popular German metal magazine. Their song "The Dragons Lair" was released on a compilation CD for the contest, and was subsequently voted "Favorite Track" by online fans. Due to this recognition the band reached a deal with Limb Records, and released their debut album Lord of Earth and Heavens Heir.
2003 saw the release of the band's second album Defenders of the Crown, this time on Massacre Records. The recording process included guest performances by members of the bands Galloglass, King Leoric, and Meridian Zero. After this album, guitarist Volker Trost left the band and was replaced by Frank Sawade.
In 2007, the face of Human Fortress changed once again, as singer Jioti Parcharidis and drummer Apostolos "Laki" Zaios left the band. They were replaced by Carsten Frank and Arndt Krone, respectively. Human Fortress released their third CD, Eternal Empire, on April 25, 2008.[2]
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